shepherd in Arabic
shepherd in Arabic is رَاعٍ — shepherd means a person whose job is to look after a flock of sheep.
shepherd in Arabic
رَاعٍ
Pronounced: rāʕin
a person who tends sheep
رَاعٍ
Pronounced: rāʕin
someone who watches over or guides
What does "shepherd" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to look after a flock of sheep.
"The old shepherd whistled to his dog and counted the sheep again."
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noun Someone who watches over, guides, or takes responsibility for other people.
"The coach acted as a shepherd to the young players, guiding them through their first season."
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verb To guide, look after, or lead people or a process carefully.
"The nurse shepherded the nervous patients into the waiting room one by one."
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shepherd in a sentence
- The old shepherd whistled to his dog and counted the sheep again.
- A young shepherd spent the summer watching over lambs on the high pasture.
- The coach acted as a shepherd to the young players, guiding them through their first season.
- As team lead, she saw herself as a shepherd for the newer staff.
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What is "shepherd" in Arabic?
"shepherd" in Arabic is رَاعٍ. shepherd means: A person whose job is to look after a flock of sheep.
How do you pronounce رَاعٍ?
"shepherd" in Arabic is رَاعٍ, pronounced "rāʕin".
How do you use "shepherd" in a sentence?
Example: "The old shepherd whistled to his dog and counted the sheep again." In Arabic, "shepherd" is رَاعٍ.
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